Doc Joseph Watson Jr.

Doc Joseph Watson Jr. is an actor, writer, producer, and nationally recognized spray can artist whose career spans film, television, live performance, and digital media. After launching his acting career as a teenager with a featured role on Miami Vice and training at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Watson built a career defined by versatility, entrepreneurship, and storytelling. A three-time national award-winning spray-can artist, he has created more than 200,000 original spray-paint artworks over the past 27 years. His viral short film, First Moon Party, where he portrayed the father, has accumulated tens of millions of views on YouTube. He’s also built a substantial online following with more than 750,000 followers on TikTok, where his character parodies have reached millions of viewers. In 2025, he pitched an original television concept, The Saviors, to AMC. Today, Watson continues to develop film and television projects while expanding live spray-can art shows into new markets, and writing his novel "Course Corrections."